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  • Bengtsson, Tommy, et al. (författare)
  • Les pays nordiques de 1720 à 1914
  • 1998
  • Ingår i: Histoire des populations de l'Europe. ; , s. 371-395
  • Bokkapitel (refereegranskat)abstract
    • En översikt av den demografiska utvecklingen i de nordiska länderna
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  • Husz, Orsi, 1969- (författare)
  • Comment les salariés suédois sont devenus des consommateurs de produits dinanciers : L'expérience des 'comptes chèques salariaux' dans le années 1950 et 1960
  • 2015
  • Ingår i: Critique Internationale. - Paris : SciencePo. Les Presses. - 1290-7839 .- 1777-554X. ; 69:oct-dec, s. 99-118
  • Tidskriftsartikel (refereegranskat)abstract
    • In the late 1950s Swedish commercial banks started to offer payroll services to employers and open current accounts with chequebooks for both white- and blue-collar employees. Within a decade Swedish wage earners were turned into bank customers and the commercial banks – formerly solemn institutions serving business and the very richest – became retail companies selling a wide range of products to a broad public. The paper investigates, through the case of so-called cheque account salaries, the cultural challenges posed by the exceptionally early bancarisation (spread of the use of banking services) in Swedish society. I argue against over-emphasising the individual self-governing financial subjects depicted in Foulcauldian studies of the financialisation process. The making and control of new financial subjects in Sweden was made possible, at least during its first phase, by technologies and discourses rooted in a more directly disciplinary and hierarchical value system impregnated by class (as defined by production rather than consumption). Collective affiliations of groups of employees, building on wage earner identities, rather than on consumer identities, proved to be instrumental in the financialisation of everyday life. The new everyday consumers of financial products were created in a back and forth movement between the older subject positions and the models imagined for the new. Furthermore, my study demonstrates that the prevalent chronology of the financialisation of daily life in Europe can be traced further back in time.
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